Curated by Tom Cole & Christen Clifford
Fiction, nonfiction, poetry & performance texts by the most adventurous, cross-genre established & emerging writers.
Featured Writers:
Sini Anderson is an award-winning feminist film maker, producer, and queer/class activist who lives in NYC. In 1994 Sini Anderson and friend Michelle Tea founded Sister Spit and Sister Spits’ Ramblin’ Road Show. After three years of hosting a weekly, all-girl open mic Anderson and Tea decide to take the show on the road. Packing two vans with 12 queer artists they zig zagging across the United States and Canada for six weeks performing 40 shows! The tour was such a hit, they did it again for another 3 years. Sister Spit was signed to Mercury Records and released their first of 3 albums, I Spit On Your Country. In 2000 Sister Spit released their final album, Greatest Spits, on the radical queer & feminist label, Mr. Lady Records & Videos. Ultimately, Sister Spit would tour with over 50 queer artists and have been wildly credited with creating a queer literary scene that still thrives 20 years later. Anderson was a lead curator and eventually the co-artistic director for The National Queer Arts Festival, she has served as president of the board of directors for The Harvey Milk Institute in SF and co-chair of the board of directors for The Queer Cultural Center.Her first feature-length film, The Punk Singer, a documentary about Kathleen Hanna, premiered at SXSW in 2013 and was acquired by IFC Films. In 2014, The Punk Singer received a theatrical release in 121 American cities and has screened around the world. Anderson won the Lena Sharpe Award for Persistence of Vision at SIFF (Seattle International Film Festival) the ARCA Best Director Award at Distrital Film Festival in Mexico City and several more.
Neil Goldberg is a New York based visual artist who is at work on his first book of writing, an experimental memoir. His video, photo, and mixed media work has been presented at The Museum of Modern Art, The New Museum of Contemporary Art, The Museum of the City of New York, and other institutions nationally and internationally. He has received fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the New York State Council on the Arts, the Lower Manhattan Cultural Center, Yaddo, MacDowell, and the Siena Art Institute, among others. Since 2013 he has taught at the Yale School of Art.
HOT Dance (9/12/24-9/12/24)
Ménagè à Trois: An evening in three acts (9/13/24-9/13/24)
L is for the way you look (9/13/24-9/13/24)
Women Writers in Bloom Poetry Salon Brings the Fiyah! (9/14/24-9/14/24)
La Fusión: Susana Cook and Friends (9/14/24-9/14/24)
seapony (9/14/24-9/14/24)
Wicked Queer Authors: The Afterlife Edition (9/15/24-9/15/24)
Twofer: Isobel, a Witch’s Life & Love and Other Hard Truths (9/18/24-9/18/24)
MAUS & MINERVA: A Double Bill (9/18/24-9/18/24)
Ain’t …It Funny (9/19/24-9/19/24)
World Wide Witch with Kay Turn Her and the Pages (9/20/24-9/20/24)
The Vessel Project: Premiere + Workshop (9/21/24-9/21/24)
The End of Incorporated Filth (9/21/24-9/21/24)
Mx. Media: Voices, Visions, Geographies (9/21/24-9/21/24)
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The Personal is Political: Gay Male Poets Reckon with Identity on 9/11. (9/11/24-9/11/24)
Strings Attached (9/11/24-9/11/24)
The Breast Sessions: Titty Ditties & Other Poetic Witticisms (9/7/24-9/7/24)
The Ho Moe Show (9/7/24-9/7/24)
Taste of Dance Parade Showcase Gala (3/10/24-3/10/24)
Pentacle's Fall Further XII (11/17/23-11/17/23)
MAKE (f)ART (7/21/22-7/21/22)
Dixon Place presents Unicorn Afterlife by Justin Perkins, In-Person and Online (5/5/21-5/18/21)
Dixon Place Spring 2021 Production Season with Four Commissioned Puppetry Premieres In-Person and Online (4/21/21-6/15/21)
Videos
HONOR
Gene Frankel Theatre (9/19 - 10/6) | ||
The Music of the Bard: Words & Music of Shakespeare in the Park 1956-1967
Joe's Pub (9/16 - 9/16) | ||
Kiss Me While We Have the Chance
The Green Room 42 (10/28 - 10/28) LIMITED TICKETS REMAIN
PHOTOS
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Tin Church
Chain Theatre (10/23 - 11/23) NEW PLAY | ||
Tom Blanc Fing Dies
Under St. Marks (9/12 - 9/15) LIMITED TICKETS REMAIN | ||
Harry reems Goes to Hollywood
Little Red Light Theatre (9/20 - 9/21) NEW MUSICAL | ||
Presented by Young Concert Artists: Michael Yeung, percussion
Zankel Hall, Carnegie Hall (10/17 - 10/17) | ||
The Spectacular Mystery
Grand Arts Theatre (9/1 - 9/26) | ||
American Classical Orchestra Opens Its 2024-25 Season & Celebrates Its 40th Anniversary at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall, September 18
Alice Tully Hall (9/18 - 9/18) | ||
Walls and Windows
Brooklyn Art Haus (8/29 - 9/15) | ||
Kirill Yurovskiy: Sanctions in Modern Diplomacy
The Theater Center (7/3 - 11/17) | ||
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